Graham,
We have thought about this. The problem is that because we ping
everything asynchronously and ping responses are usually very quick
the overhead of processing the in bound packets may be much more than
the ping time itself. This is not the case with the normal command
line ping because it pings only one device serially. Of course we
might try implementing it for the case where ping times are very slow
(so that the time to respond is much greater then our time to
process). Do you guys think this a common failure mode? Also
tracking ping response times will slow down zenping considerably.
Its nice to beable to ping sweep large number of devices quickly. :)
-EAD
On Jan 24, 2007, at 10:11 AM, Graham Bloice wrote:
I have added a couple of external devices to my zenoss installation
with no discovery protocol just to get notifications if pings fail and
this works well.
I would like to be able to graph the ping response times, has anyone
done this sort of thing before?
--
Regards,
Graham Bloice
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